Analysis of Inter-jurisdictional Conflict Law in China

Abstract

Since the implementation of the "one country, two systems" policy and the return of Hong Kong and Macau, China has become a region with multiple legal jurisdictions, inevitably leading to inter-regional legal conflicts. Consequently, the development of unified inter-jurisdictional conflict law in China has become an imperative trend. Considering the potential future unification of Taiwan, such conflicts are expected to become even more complex. Hence, perfecting China's inter-jurisdictional conflict law has become a major issue for the Chinese conflict law community in the present and the foreseeable future. This paper offers a brief analysis and recommendations regarding the inter-jurisdictional legal conflicts existing within the "four legal domains" of China. Through an analysis of the concept of conflict law, the paper extends to the concept of China's inter-jurisdictional conflict law. Additionally, the paper highlights the issues present within the four legal domains and proposes corresponding solutions. Therefore, this paper holds significant practical significance for resolving inter-jurisdictional legal conflicts within the "four legal domains" of China.